Sony Marks Wukong Anniversary in China

Single-source brief: PlayStation China marked Black Myth: Wukong’s first anniversary and showed a teaser for Game Science’s next project.

What changed

TMTPost says PlayStation China posted on WeChat on August 20.

The post came one year after Black Myth: Wukong’s debut.

It paid tribute to its developer, Game Science.

It also revealed a teaser for Black Myth: Zhong Kui.

Tatsuo Eguchi leads Sony Interactive Entertainment (Shanghai), according to TMTPost.

He described Wukong as a turning point for Chinese gaming history.

He said the title changed views of Chinese-made games.

China context

The update shows PlayStation China publicly backing a major local game studio.

That support follows Wukong’s launch, rather than a new hardware or robotics release.

TMTPost calls the game a cultural breakout.

That is the publisher’s description, not an independently checked market finding.

The supplied evidence does not show a new Sony investment or partnership.

It also does not provide sales, user, or revenue data.

What remains unknown

The evidence does not confirm a release date for Black Myth: Zhong Kui.

It does not say whether the new title will launch on PlayStation.

It also gives no details on funding, platform terms, or Sony’s wider China plans.

This is a games-sector development, not a physical robotics deployment.